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Complaint Review: Vida Vacations Timeshare - Nationwide
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Vida Vacations Timeshare
Nationwide, USA
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Vida Vacations Timeshare Grupo Mayan, Mayan Palace Grupo Vidanta Timeshare Scam Mayan Palace Documentary Nuevo Vallarta, Puerto Vallarta ,Riviera Maya etc Nationwide
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Mark Miles
New York,New York,
USA
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#2Consumer Comment
Thu, February 25, 2016
It is always best to hire someone skilled to do so, unfortunately in most cases these companies dedicated to cancel timeshares usually cheat for the second time to their customers since they are vulnerable and desperate. If you are thinking of hiring them you just have to make sure you do not have to make any payment upfront ... I found these articles that speak precisely about this, you should read them, that might help you to resolve many doubts:
http://www.timesharescam.com/blog/158-how-to-cancel-a-timeshare/
I hope you can solve your problem, good luck!
margaretsims90
Alabama,USA
Timeshare Scam
#3Consumer Comment
Tue, July 21, 2015
I bought a Mayan Palace timeshare in my early 20s and it was one of the worst financial mistakes I ever made. I never intended to buy it, but I cannot suckered into going to a presentation to get free show tickets when I was in Puerto Vallarta. The high-pressure sales person convinced me to sign on the dotted line, and I ended up with a timeshare. It was one of the hardest things to get rid of, and I lost about $20,000 in the process. It was an expensive lesson learned. You can find good information at http://www.timesharescam.com/blog/200-vidanta-vacations-timeshare-complaints-and-reviews/
VickyF
Hayward,California,
Mayan Palace Timeshare Scam
#4Consumer Comment
Tue, June 03, 2014
I bought a Mayan Palace timeshare in my early 20s and it was one of the worst financial mistakes I ever made. I never intended to buy it, but I cannot suckered into going to a presentation to get free show tickets when I was in Puerto Vallarta. The high-pressure sales person convinced me to sign on the dotted line, and I ended up with a timeshare. It was one of the hardest things to get rid of, and I lost about $20,000 in the process. It was an expensive lesson learned.
